Glorious French Revolution

<p><i>In the new dawn we were upright. We were tall. We were on two feet. No more horses. That's what we thought. We are not horses anymore.</i> <p/>August 1792. Twenty thousand people storm the palace of King Louis XVI. Six months later he is guillotined: France is a Republic. <p/>July 1794. Fifteen thousand more people have had their heads chopped off. Republican leader Robespierre gets guillotined as well. The Revolution is over. <p/>January 2024. Members of the international elite assembled in Davos for the final meetings of the World Economic Forum where they enjoyed saunas spas and high-class food. Child poverty levels are the highest they've ever been. The richest 1 per cent own half of the world's wealth. A politician was hit by a flying egg. <p/><i>The Glorious French Revolution</i> is an anarchic wild irreverent biased and unfair retelling of one of Europe's greatest revolutions one of its bloodiest chapters and one of its most controversial moments in history. <p/>This edition was published to coincide with the world premiere at London's New Diorama Theatre in November 2024.</p>